I Took Charge of a Broken House and Rebuilt the Great Qin

[Career-focused, no female lead, light power fantasy, slow-burn development, business empire, technological revolution, loving father and filial son, brotherly harmony, winning over worthy ministers, cultural outreach]

With a personal study and fields of grain in his mind, he transmigrates to become Ying Gao, the third son of Qin Shi Huang in the Great Qin dynasty. He establishes the Jiuzhou Trading Company and unifies the world step by step, starting from Xianyang. He defeats the Xiongnu, wipes out Fusang, sails across the Western Seas, and builds a super-empire spanning five regions: Asia, Africa, Europe, the Americas, and Australia.

This novel aims to make up for the shortcomings of the historical Qin dynasty and develop steadily. The golden finger doesn’t appear often, but it’s always there.

Everyone has their own vision of the Great Qin. The person people hate most is Xu Fu, who tricked the First Emperor into sending boys and girls to search for the Immortal Isles.

This book is all about decisive, ruthless action, and its characters are written to more closely resemble their historical counterparts.

I’m not very good at writing blurbs, so please give the main story a try!